Extreme points of Australia

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This is a list of the extreme points of Australia.

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[edit] Australia (mainland)

Extreme Points of Mainland Australia
Extreme Points of Mainland Australia

[edit] Australia (country, including islands)

[edit] Australian Antarctic Territory

  • Westernmost Point – (45°00' E)
  • Easternmost Point – (160°00' E)
  • Northernmost Point - Bowman Island, 65°28' S
  • Southernmost Point – South Pole

[edit] Extreme points of Australian states


State/territory Northernmost point Southernmost point Easternmost point Westernmost point
Australian Capital Territory 35°07′29″S, 149°07′16″E 35°55′15″S, 149°02′48″E 35°19′10″S, 149°23′58″E 35°29′44″S, 148°45′46″E
New South Wales Point of land near Tweed Heads Cape Howe Ball's Pyramid Western border with South Australia
Northern Territory Cobourg peninsula border with SA border with Qld border with WA
Queensland Boigu Island, Torres Strait Islands Dumaresq River Coolangatta Western border with the Northern Territory
South Australia Northern border with Northern Territory and Queensland Discovery bay border with Qld and NSW border with WA
Tasmania Boundary Islet Pedra Branca
(disregarding Macquarie Island)
Freycinet peninsula West point
Victoria NW corner of the state Cleft Island in the Anser Group off Wilsons Promontory Cape Howe Western border with South Australia
Western Australia Cape Londonderry West Cape Howe border with SA, NT Steep point


State/territory Highest point Lowest point
Australian Capital Territory Bimberi Peak (1,912 m) Murrumbidgee River (429 m)
New South Wales Mount Kosciuszko (2,228m)
Northern Territory Mount Zeil (1,531 m)
Queensland Mt. Bartle Frere (1,622 m)
South Australia Mt. Woodroffe (1,435 m) Lake Eyre (-16 m)
Tasmania Mount Ossa (1,617 m)
Victoria Mt Bogong (1,986 m)
Western Australia Mt. Meharry (1,253 m)

[edit] See also

Extreme points of U.S. states and Extreme points of Canadian provinces